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LogRhythm Lunch and Learn – Auckland

Rapid detection and incident response can mean the difference between quick containment and a damaging security breach.

Join us in Auckland on November 5th 2019 for a Lunch and Learn on a very relevant topic, presented by our partner LogRhythm.

At this Lunch & Learn, we’ll discuss:

• Building consistent, collaborative security operations workflows for faster response time
• Intelligently automating incident response to significantly lower cyber risk
• Minimising false alarms and false positives, boosting your team’s productivity and effectiveness

 

Places are limited, so please register now.

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